"Too big to fail" == "Too big to care".
They know that they can't be held responsible so they literally don't care about the consequences of their actions
But you are telling us about kia, so maybe it did work
That's really interesting! How so? I'd figure that windows would have the better hardware support so running it in vm would be weird
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How do you read the article without signing in
At the end of the article, the courts side with KT?? Because how dare the isp customers use the bandwidth they bought?
1000 hundred?
In the case of tortillas I imagine the label would do more harm than good. Because what are people going to do, stop buying tortillas? They'd just learn to disregard the label. The only way I could imagine it working is if some tortillas had the label and others were safe, then you could buy the safe ones.
On the other hand, why not just ban the dangerous preservatives and let them all be safe?
Unless we are saying that it's ok for poor people to eat dangerous food if they can't afford the good kind
This post and the comments need to be studied by researchers to understand what is happening
These days it's best to use Windows on computer where you need it for a specific application, and another machine for your desktop. Sometimes with a switch so you can use the same keyboard/mouse/monitor
I know someone who uses one of those beelink minis or similar as a dedicated machine to run their 3d printer because the company doesn't support Linux as well as Windows.
It sucks to have to keep your nice production machine separate from your desktop, but it really beats the headache of virtualization or dual booting
Fuck this I read it first thing in the morning
On one hand I'm glad the media is reporting on this. On the other hand they seem to be signal boosting a lot of the messaging from the right
It makes pictures of normal things from far away look like photographs of toys
Why have them so high up off the ground though? Unless they're made for loading docks